I'm not Comfortable With Obama's Mentor.

[maddiejoan]

He makes me uneasy.

[buff2]

1. Ugh!

Birds of a feather flock together... :puke:

[polichick]

2. Then choose your own mentor.

[maddiejoan]

3. Okay!

[hfojvt]

5. are you sure about that?

Doesn't she have a bad reputation?

[maddiejoan]

6. So do I!

[hfojvt]

10. but she doesn't care about that, and she said the D-word

if you run for President then this video will be all over Hannity and Colmes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RAQXg0IdfI

[maddiejoan]

13. heh

:)

[Capn Sunshine]

17. she's a ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch- CHerry Bomb!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uW_HCdU-qEY

Yeah, I remember Hillary back then- Big hair all ratted up, lots of mascara, leather chaps..she was the BOMB.

[golddigger]

9. Another good one...Joan Jett, Hot damn she's sure is beautiful.

:kick: :yourock:

[golddigger]

4. Lol...good one maddiejoan!

[jillan]

7. haha - I posted that once before, minus the pic --

get ready!

:popcorn:

[boston bean]

LOL

:spray:

I don't like him either.

He sure knows how to pick em.

[ProSense]

8. He's one of Hillary's favorites! Not sure who she likes more, bomb, bomb Iran man or traitor Joe

The DLC, Lieberman and Hillary

[golddigger]

11. Don't you have a "God damn America " thread to play in.

[ProSense]

18. There are people being killed every day in Iraq, are you comfortable with that? n/t

[barack the house]

12. Well Clinton is far closer to Lieberman and signed on to his Iranbill. Okie doke.

[Upton]

14. I thought he was Hillary's mentor, along with Zell

[burythehatchet]

15. Let me suggest the perfect alternative for you

[Straight Shooter]

21. Goldwater was a first class environmentalist and a damn fine photographer.

He also really gave a damn about Native Americans. So keep associating Hillary with Goldwater, because there are a lot of Republicans who long for those days.

I'm sure some of his politics sucked, but so do a lot of historical Democratic politics, like the F'g Vietnam war.

[Emit]

16. As well you shouldn't be

Dear Delegate:

When Bill and I were at Yale Law School, he volunteered to work on the campaign of a young man who was running for State Senate. The candidate's name was Joe Lieberman.

When I started running for the Senate in New York in 1999, many people thought I didn't have a chance. One sitting senator, however, provided me significant help early on in my campaign. That was Senator Joe Lieberman.

In the Senate, I have had the pleasure of getting to know Joe even better. We work together on both the Armed Services and Environment and Public Works Committees and I have seen his leadership first hand. He has repeatedly led the fight against the big oil companies that want to drill in the Arctic, he has championed innovative alternative energy solutions and his bill to combat global warming is the most thoughtful and comprehensive that's been proposed.

As Senators from neighboring states, Joe and I have worked on many issues together: strengthening support for first responders, improving children's health care, and cleaning up Long Island Sound so that families in New York and Connecticut can enjoy it for generations to come.

Last year, right after the 2004 election, President Bush announced that privatizing Social Security was his highest priority. Joe Lieberman fought tooth and nail to protect the guarantee of Social Security that this country has honored for seven decades to its senior citizens.

And Joe has also fought the Administration's outrageous attempts to gut Medicare and Medicaid and he has been a consistent critic of their ill conceived prescription drug plan. Now Joe is working hard to see if he can help improve that plan.

I believe that the 2006 election is a particularly important one for our country. We have the chance to put Democrats in control of the Senate and the House, to curb the excesses of one party Republican rule and hold Republicans accountable for their actions. Keeping Joe Lieberman in the Senate is an important part of that victory plan.

I know that you may not agree with Joe on all the issues. I don't either. But I know that he is a man of integrity and of devotion to the people of his state and the future of his country.

I hope when you cast your vote on May 20th and then again on August 8th that you will vote to send my friend Joe Lieberman back to the Senate.
Many thanks,
Senator Hillary Clinton

Didn't Bill campaign for Lieberman?

[stray cat]

19. But why do you have a picture of the only dem besides Hillary to endorse McCain?

[maddiejoan]

20. Hillary never endorsed McCain

:shrug:

[corkhead]

22. yeah, but guess who he would support if he wasn't supporting McCain.

pointless flamebait